Problem: Monet was recently laid off from her job starring on a hit TV show. She dutifully applied for her unemployment benefits, answering all questions honestly. She reported that she was willing, ready, and able to work, and she was not receiving any other compensation. However, her friend offered her a job that she decided to turn down. The job she was offered was to be a server at a restaurant, which was not the work she was looking for. Will there be a problem with her unemployment benefits eligibility? Group of answer choices Probably not. Unemployment benefits are not contingent on job seeking. Probably. An employee must be fired, not laid off, in order to be eligible for benefits. Probably. TV stars are generally not eligible for unemployment benefits because they're so rich already. Probably. Unemployed persons must take any work that is offered to them or they are ineligible for benefits. Probably not. The job her friend offered her would likely not be considered suitable employment.